Leadership in UN Field Missions

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Please write as below instruction.
Max 1000 words.

DBA Research Proposal Outline

In the application form you are asked to provide an outline of your proposed research programme. This should

include an outline of the research questions/area, aims of the project, methodology (if known), potential impact of

the research and some key background literature/references in a maximum word length of 1500 words. This is

intended as an indication of the sorts of materials that we would find useful in assessing the research aspect of

your application.

Please remember, however, that this is an initial proposal; some course members keep to it as the basis for their

thesis, some modify it as time goes by and some end up in a completely different direction when they come to

develop their actual thesis. We find this research proposal gives us a good opportunity to discuss your intended

area of research with us.

1. The title: Can you develop a title for your proposed research that captures the essence of your research and

is in 12 words or less?

2. Introduction: In the introduction you would provide the overall context in which this research is to be

undertaken. This could include the organisational or other situation that you wish to explore and any other

contextual information that you feel would be useful. You should then provide an overview of the main goals

and objectives of your research.

3. An indicative review of relevant literature: You can now give a review of the literature you have

encountered so far that shows how you have developed an understanding of the key issues that will be

significant in the development of your research. As you develop the literature review remember that you will

be looking for gaps in the literature that you can explore as the research develops and also show that you

are looking at the literature in a critical and sceptical manner.

4. Research Methodology and Design: At this stage in the development of your application and proposal you

may only have an indication of your research methodology and design in which case your ideas in this

section are indicative. Some of you however may be coming to the DBA with a clearer idea of your

methodology so this is an opportunity to discuss it.

5. How you understand the research will develop: In this section you can speculate how you see your

research developing. What at this early stage do you see as your potential contribution to

professional/management practice and (where appropriate) knowledge?

6. How you see the research proposal and your thesis as part of your own learning and development: In

Leadership in UN Field Missions

Order Description

Please write as below instruction.
Max 1000 words.

DBA Research Proposal Outline

In the application form you are asked to provide an outline of your proposed research programme. This should

include an outline of the research questions/area, aims of the project, methodology (if known), potential impact of

the research and some key background literature/references in a maximum word length of 1500 words. This is

intended as an indication of the sorts of materials that we would find useful in assessing the research aspect of

your application.

Please remember, however, that this is an initial proposal; some course members keep to it as the basis for their

thesis, some modify it as time goes by and some end up in a completely different direction when they come to

develop their actual thesis. We find this research proposal gives us a good opportunity to discuss your intended

area of research with us.

1. The title: Can you develop a title for your proposed research that captures the essence of your research and

is in 12 words or less?

2. Introduction: In the introduction you would provide the overall context in which this research is to be

undertaken. This could include the organisational or other situation that you wish to explore and any other

contextual information that you feel would be useful. You should then provide an overview of the main goals

and objectives of your research.

3. An indicative review of relevant literature: You can now give a review of the literature you have

encountered so far that shows how you have developed an understanding of the key issues that will be

significant in the development of your research. As you develop the literature review remember that you will

be looking for gaps in the literature that you can explore as the research develops and also show that you

are looking at the literature in a critical and sceptical manner.

4. Research Methodology and Design: At this stage in the development of your application and proposal you

may only have an indication of your research methodology and design in which case your ideas in this

section are indicative. Some of you however may be coming to the DBA with a clearer idea of your

methodology so this is an opportunity to discuss it.

5. How you understand the research will develop: In this section you can speculate how you see your

research developing. What at this early stage do you see as your potential contribution to

professional/management practice and (where appropriate) knowledge?

6. How you see the research proposal and your thesis as part of your own learning and development: In